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Events from the year 1983 in Michigan. The Associated Press (AP) selected the state's top news stories as follows: 1. * A 38% increase in Michigan's income tax led to recall campaigns against state legislators; 2. * Dioxins were discovered in Michigan's waterways and fish; 3. * Chrysler Corporation returned to financial health; 4. * Agnes Mary Mansour, a Roman Catholic nun and director of the Michigan Department of Social Services, quit her order in defiance of a directive from the Vatican that she quit her government job which required her to oversee the use of public funds for abortions; 5. * Toxic waste near Swartz Creek, Michigan, required evacuation of locals pending cleanup; 6. * The case of Judy Stiver triggers a controversy over her surrogate mother arrangements; 7. *

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  • Events from the year 1983 in Michigan. The Associated Press (AP) selected the state's top news stories as follows: 1. * A 38% increase in Michigan's income tax led to recall campaigns against state legislators; 2. * Dioxins were discovered in Michigan's waterways and fish; 3. * Chrysler Corporation returned to financial health; 4. * Agnes Mary Mansour, a Roman Catholic nun and director of the Michigan Department of Social Services, quit her order in defiance of a directive from the Vatican that she quit her government job which required her to oversee the use of public funds for abortions; 5. * Toxic waste near Swartz Creek, Michigan, required evacuation of locals pending cleanup; 6. * The case of Judy Stiver triggers a controversy over her surrogate mother arrangements; 7. * Amway and a Canadian subsidiary pled guilty to fraud charges brought by the Canadian government for allegedly using dummy invoices showing lower values to reduce customs duties paid for goods shipped to Canada; 8. * In continuing fallout from the Michigan PBB contamination scandal, a bankruptcy court approved the reorganization of the Farm Services Bureau; 9. * (tie) Construction began on the Project ELF military antenna; and 10. * (tie) The racially motivated Murder of Vincent Chin, a Chinese American, as a result of being beaten with a baseball bat by a Chrysler plant superintendent Ronald Ebens and his stepson. (en)
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  • Events from the year 1983 in Michigan. The Associated Press (AP) selected the state's top news stories as follows: 1. * A 38% increase in Michigan's income tax led to recall campaigns against state legislators; 2. * Dioxins were discovered in Michigan's waterways and fish; 3. * Chrysler Corporation returned to financial health; 4. * Agnes Mary Mansour, a Roman Catholic nun and director of the Michigan Department of Social Services, quit her order in defiance of a directive from the Vatican that she quit her government job which required her to oversee the use of public funds for abortions; 5. * Toxic waste near Swartz Creek, Michigan, required evacuation of locals pending cleanup; 6. * The case of Judy Stiver triggers a controversy over her surrogate mother arrangements; 7. * (en)
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